Words and phrases that have a meaning related to kepler: (149 results)
Often used in the same context:
planck, corot, exoplanet, radial velocity, planets, quasar, minos, themis, telescope, cassini, astronomers, astrometry, huygens, proxima centauri, spectroscopic, herschel, extragalactic, supernovae, omega centauri, pulsars, redshift, photometry, lutetia, astrophysical, comet, johannes kepler, edwin hubble, axion, tycho brahe, epsilon aurigae, photometer, alpha centauri, eclipsing binary, enceladus, spectrograph, fomalhaut, neutrino, planetary, milky way galaxy, asteroid, airglow, tombaugh, coronagraph, hipparchus, edmund halley, mimas, brahe, galaxies, spectrometer, astrobiology, edmond halley, interferometer, sciamachy, observatory, asteroid belt, fornax, andromeda galaxy, orbits, spectra, nebulae, nightglow, spectroscopy, boson, supersymmetry, earthshine, mossbauer, maser, astronomy, christiaan huygens, exobiology, harlow shapley, percival lowell, novae, flyby, dixi, meteoritics, cosmic microwave background, galactic, osiris, antiproton, moons, geosynchronous, universe, betelgeuse, celestial sphere, deimos, exosphere, carl friedrich gauss, particle physics, astronomical telescope, neutron star, celestial, jpl, lunar crater, heliocentric, optical telescope, auroral, cosmic ray, astron, large magellanic cloud, sunspot, photometric, newton, milton, plato, augustine, dante, jefferson, luther, beethoven, blake, boyle, cicero, descartes, edwards, galileo, goethe, locke, mozart, virgil, aristotle, baxter, keplerian, called, conduction, ional, lombard, prohibitory, referee, schiller, socalled, taxing, trading, zamindari, 4-2, ^, amphictyonic, answer, barbaric, colonial, danubian, distribution
Appears in the definition of:
kepler's law, kepler's law of planetary motion, kepler's second law
More general:
astronomer, stargazer, uranologist
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Also try:johan kepler
— Adjectives for kepler: german, great, young, famous, celebrated, illustrious, immortal, old, contemporary, poor, sagacious, more...
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